Insurgent Republicans Prepare Battle Against Cannon and Aldrich
Insurgent leaders in the Republican ranks vow to challenge the party organization in both houses. They aim to obstruct Cannon in the House and Aldrich in the Senate, using procedural tactics and committee control to block measures like tariff reform, postal savings, and interstate commerce changes, while rallying with Democratic allies on key issues.
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Cannon
Aldrich
Balantee
Cimmilios
Aldrich Sands
Senate
Washington
Republican Party
Congress
Capitol
Murdock
Kanga
Joe
Postal Savmats
Tariff Commission
Congresa
Speeaker
ANC Hente
Menses de Coneress
Hart Eye
Rackies Fade on Track Amid Retreat at Madison Square Garden
New York officials report the track squad collapsed during the eight day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden. Races were halted as athletes were removed by physicians order. A member identified as Butt Stole retired due to leg failure while earlier leaders extended a mile lead, setting a pace above last year.
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New York
Dee
Patrick Keepin
Ietin Mite
Mundison Square Garden
Ang Wee F
Butt Stole
Rhodeland Seeks Steady Progress in Local Effort
A report notes ongoing work from Rhodeland to deepen community dents and advance improvements. Officials describe a focused plan to enhance infrastructure and public services through disciplined effort and coordination.
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Tor
Rhodeland
Murray to Seek Re election as Baltimore & Ohio Chief
Baltimore December 4 According to reports President Oscar G Murray of the Baltimore and Ohio will be re elected at a board meeting today He faces no opposition on the board and may retire before the end of his term There is talk of creating a chairman of the board position to keep him in a key role Possible successors named include J F Loree of the Delaware and Hudson and George L Potter of the B and O with other railroad leaders mentioned as options
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Baltimoare
Foporia
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Gio
Murray
Shelding
Mr. Murray
J. F. Loree
Delaware & Hudson Rallrs
George L. Potter
Baltimore & Cihio
Labor Federations Plot Political Strife in Harrisburg Convention
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor opens an extraordinary convention to push a political platform. Delegates aim to abolish constitutional provisions blocking labor influence, seek to force candidates to pledge votes against the constitution, and consider limits on borough celebrations amid a broader labor reform agenda.
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Harrisburg
Beco
Pennsylvania
Feilior
Ogres
Vanderenitt
Stites Federation
Moe
Yio Menuren
Sormpets
Moon
Morrie
Wartime anti prostitution rally spurs censorship likely
A chaotic report details a planned Monday night event labeled as a ball tied to Tenderloin district reform. Authorities suppressed many posters advertising the gathering and inquiries focus on a supposed connection to the "White Slave" issue.
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Hinkey Dink
McKenna
Bank of England Cuts Minimum Discount Rate
London December 8 The Bank of England today reduced its minimum discount rate from five to four and a half per cent. The move signals easing monetary policy in response to market conditions and aims to stimulate lending and economic activity.
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Bank OF England
London
Bank of Figland
Strike breakers return to work as Montana rail tie to normal
Minnesota Labor Commissioner investigates peonage charges against Northwest roads. E D Carr of Toledo and J B Wilson of Duluth allege imported strike breakers were kept under armed guard to deter joining strikers. Switchmen resume work at Livingston Montana, signaling gradual collapse of the strike and return to normal traffic after talks with the Switchmen’s union and railroad officials.
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Minnesota
Livingston
Montana
Minneapolis
McEwen
Rpids
E. D. Carr
Toledo
Awitchmen’s Union
J. B. Wilson
Duluth
Brotherhood of Railway
Carr
Wilson
Rons
Maryland Faces Funding Gap in Mental Health Care
Prominent physicians warn Maryland lags in caring for the mentally afflicted. State officials struggle with funds as hospitals and services face limitations, affecting treatment for white and colored populations.
Unclear OCR Summary About Agricultural Market and Crop Values
The readable text discusses cultural product values and neighborhood impact, with scattered figures on crop protection and market activity. It references the south's markets and a potential rise in some metric, noting comparisons to 1998 and mentioning an unspecified 200,000,000 figure and a crop value context.
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South
Jes Smd
Wave Clams Vthmotims In Colorano Chronicle
Fragmentary report describes two men found unconscious from cold near a place called Latter. others nearby may have died or are in danger. Unclear names, dates, and places due to damaged text.
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Dreuvet
Athens
Woleruto
Great Storm Abates After Coastwide Fury
Strong storm roared from San Diego to British Columbia, reaching near hurricane force along the Oregon coast. In San Francisco winds hit 50 miles per hour with telegraph lines down and street traffic crippled for hours, as the storm moved inland and began to ease at dawn.
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Witkl
San Francisco
Oregon Coast
Dee
San Diego
British Columbia
California
Anchor Clarion burns. crew presumed lost after collision
Cleveland reports a freighter the Anchor Clarion burned off Point Poin and a portion of the crew perished while 12 crew members were missing. The disaster occurred in rough seas with waves sweeping the vessel. rescue attempts were hindered by night.
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Cleveland
Clarion
Poin
Petou Gontorie
Stenye
Ikon
Claritin
Ambersibures
Ontario
Duck Hunters Lose Lives In Squal l
Deputies from Contra Costa report two of three duck hunters missing after stormy Point Richmond night. The deputy sheriff identified two victims, while one companion remains unaccounted for as the search continues.
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Finkland
Seneeh
Richmond
Sherry Ij
Gurows
Contra Costa County
Mheor
Casabonne
Boas
Steamer Wreck Leaves Crew Missing Near Dare
A steamer ran aground three miles off Dare this morning. Survivors reached the city aboard wreckage and authorities fear drownings. Rescue efforts continue as missing bodies are sought and dredging operations begin near the site.
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Drownert
Mayherrys
Cleveland
Crea
49 Varieties of Cheese Display in Portland Market
A Portland exhibit showcases forty nine varieties of cheese from around the world. The display features brie stilton cheddar and other forms, highlighting different textures and aging. Some patrons note distinctive flavors and the event draws local visitors curious about exotic imports.
All Stars To Meet Multnomah In Portland Rumor
The Portand Journal notes a likely schedule for a high school football game between Multnomah eleven and an All Stars group, with Portland venues and possible New Year day date. Portland players may travel to the Metropolis to join the Canton match if held in Chicago’s Englewood school, pending management decisions.
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Steiner
Multnomah
Lal
Dportfin
Porthiail Journal
Oregon
Pendleton
Portland
Canton
Englewood
Chicago
Annual meeting of dairymen of Oregon and Washington
The annual meeting showcases dairy machinery with 14 horsepower. Exhibitors struggle to secure large chains to restrain violent specimens. A panic ensues when a strong cheese from Kalser Wilhelm’s private menagerie runs loose shouting Kaiser. It is captured after a chase and placed in a lion cage from a zoo. Foreign cheeses are shown as warning examples while American cheeses appear refined.
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Oregon
Washington
Exhibition Hall
Kalser Wilhelm
Germany
Kaiser
Socal
Civil Service Reform Meet Opens in New York
Civil service reformers convened in New York for their 29th annual session of the National Civil Service Reform League. The council met at the University Club to start the session, with public sessions planned at the City Club and Mendelssohn Hall, and President Charles W. Eliot delivering the annual address tonight.
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New York
Der
Civil Service Reformers
National Civil Service Reform League
University Club
City Club
Mendelssoin Hall
Charles W. Eliot
Timber schemes surround Cunningham land claims
Legal agents of the forestry service report four timber lands in the forest reserve were secretly occupied by Cunningham entrymen along with water rights. Promoter Clarence Cunningham allegedly controlled a railroad route, a townsite, and a waterpower site, signaling possible collusion with general land offices to push patents.
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Cunninghin
Forestry Service
Gifford Pinchot
Cunningham
Comclms
Potentias
Washington
General Lang
Henry White
Wallage
Idaho
Clarence Cunningham
Comminehim Co
General Land Offices
Aod
Cuningham To Hive
Tacoma resident found dead after long exposure
The body of Robert J. Heile, a Tacoma resident and wealthy business figure, was found near a roadside area after about a week. Police say exposure and a fall into a yard may have caused death, with a thaw revealing the body today.
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Tacoma
Robert J. ‘Heile
Astury Smith
Eleale
Captain of Argo Loses His Licens
A broken OCR note reports the captain of the Argo losing his license amid a wrecked steamer incident. It mentions a judge or inspector and a date in February, with unnamed parties and unclear names, casting doubt on the event details.
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Argo
Albany event to honor Justic e Peckininy in assembly chamber
A memorial event in Albany honors Justice Peckininy of the United States Supreme Court. The New York State Bar Association hosts the gathering in the assembly chamber with remarks from several prominent speakers.
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Peckininy
Albany
N.Y
Somu
Institute
Peckining
United States
Stu Prem Court
Assembly Chamber
New York Stay Bar Association
Earl Dudley of Athens on the elevated today
A brief item notes Earl Dudley of Athens is on the eliy today. Details remain sparse in the readable text.
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Earl Dudley
Athens
Eliy
North Pole Claim Data Frauds Flagged by Dunkle and Cook
George H Dunkle the insurer accuses Captain A W Locke of forging data for Frederick A Cook to prove a polar discovery. Dunkle says Cook owed him 3450 from a 5000 price for the fake observations and turned on Cook after nonpayment. Danish scientists say they will verify whether the Cook data were faked, pending university statements.
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George Th. Dunkle
Dnsists Explorer
A. W. Loose
New York
George H. Dunkle
A. W. Locke
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Dunkle
Cook
Copenhagen
Dec
New York Insurance Hcent
Looe Liam le
Red Body Painted Student At Fairmont Normal
A Fairmont West Virginia State Normal School student was alleged to have been bathed in water and her body smeared with bright red paint after a football game between the final A team and the visiting squad. The incident involved Miss Taylor of Elkins who cheered for Jorine from her hometown. An investigation was begun by the regents to identify the pranksters and determine the details of the frolic.
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Fairmont
W.va
Mies Battle Taylor
Elkins
W. Va
State Normal School
Misa Taylor
Jorine Whith
Kalamazoo Fire Threatens City’s Business District
Kalamazoo Michigan suffered a major blaze that started in a building near Mijinieh and rapidly threatened the entire business district. About twenty stores were destroyed along with the Burdick house and twenty other business buildings were demolished. Reports of the fire are still unconfirmed.
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Kalimazoo
Mich
Damara
Mijinieh
T Ime
Burdick
Foky
Red tape blocks relief work among sufferers
Chicago dispatch reports Mayor Ru se day orders official investigation into United Mine Workers charges that relief efforts for widows and orphans at the Cherry mine disaster are delayed by bureaucratic red tape. Officials blame undue formalities for nourishment shortages and widespread suffering among workers' families.
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Chicago
Russe
United Mine Workers
Missing Child Abduction Report In Louisville
Police search continues for Alma Kelner a seven year old abducted girl. Witnesses recall a man and a woman taking the child near a church. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as investigators pursue leads across Louisville areas.
Tickert Will Take Tp Calthoun Case
San Vincenzo, Dev of The triad of Burricg H Calhoun ta millionaire magna, wil be continued until January 10 when it whl he resunted by their coming district attorney, Miartee M. Fickert, Fickurt Will have no clean sweep case. Durie ths recent political campaign, Pran ce J. Heney, the famous graft prosecutor, charged that Wick ert was the personal candidat of Calhoun. Since his election, Fickert has declared his firm intention to prosecute the draft cases.
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San Vinncisero
Burricg H Calhoun
Miartee M. Fickert
Fickurt
Durie
Prance J. Heney
Wickert
Calhoun
Fickert
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